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Oklahoma State Falls ia. Scores rB -THE VICTORIA ADVOCATE, SiHxby. September 29. 1974 Sub-Vrtity Football Kaiser Raiders, Stings Command In 6-6 Deadlock To Miller Bears 31 r. wenim WACO.

Tex. (AP)-High- stepping Baylor tailback Steve Beaird scored three touchdowns, two on passes from quarterback Neal Jeffrey, as the Bears upset 12th -ranked Oklahoma State 31-14 in an intersectional football game Saturday night. Oklahoma State Barter F.rsl Doom 17 Rushes Yards tS 41 St Pnung Yros 7 Return Yards IIS 24 Passes I wa tX1 Punts KV1 44 Fumbles lost i-1 1-4 Penalties yards 7 at 48 Baylor's defense held the Oklahoma State offense to one touchdown, as the Bears won their first game this season in three starts. Oklahoma State is NAPA, Calif. (AP) A hole in one, highlight of the stunning birdie-ace-birdie (tart, propelled Johnny Miller to a 67 and a two-stroke lead Saturday in the third round of the $150,000 Kaiser International Open Golf Tournament.

The blood, handsome Miller, the outstanding player in the game this year, brought a joyous cry from bis huge gallery when his soaring three-iron shot went in the cup on the fly for the hole in one on the 197-yard second bole. That was sandwiched in between birdies on the first and third holes four under par on the first three holes that pulled Miller from three strokes off the pace to the lead he held the rest of the way. His five-under-par effort on the North Course at the Silverado Country Club gave him a 54-hole total of 205, 11-under-par, put him in prime position for his eighth victory of the year and all bjt assured him of a new, single-season money winning record. He's just $4,159 short of Jack Nicklaus' standard of $320,542 set in 1972. First place here is worth Miller could finish as low as eighth in Sunday's final round and still break the record.

Rice Ties LSU, Barely Missing HOUSTON, Tex. (AP) -Rusty Jackson kicked a 27-yard field goal with three seconds left to play Saturday night to rally nth-ranked Louisiana journey to El Campo for a p.m. outing. After bang held to only three first downs in the first half, Victoria scored the game's initial touchdown in the third quarter with Austin Lawsoo going 3S yards to paydirt on a sweep. Gino Cuellar was stopped on an attempted run for extra points.

Stroman tied things up at 6-6 in the fourth quarter when quarterback Elroy McHenry hit Robert Martinet with a scoring pass of 55 yards. McHenry was stopped on a quarterback option play on the PAT attempt. Crain Unbeaten Crain pushed its eighth grade football record to 2-0 with a 20-14 victory over Howell Saturday. Sammy Edwards scored from 20 yards out, Marvin Harvey tallied on a 10-yard run and Pedro Rodriguez added a four -yard TD run for Crain. Harvey added a two-point conversion as Crain led 20-0 at halftime.

Mike Pinnington recovered a blocked fumble in the end zone for Howell's first touchdown and David Escjido added a one-yard TD run. Charlie Gonzales added a two-point conversion run. In the game, Crain won 22-12 in the first game for both teams. Arnold Garcia had two touchdowns for Crain and Raymond Cavazos the other. Jerry Farias and Garcia had two-point conversions.

John Cantu scored twice for Howell. Auburn Bops Vols by 21-0 AUBURN, Ala. (AP) Junior Kenny Burks scored three touchdowns on short plunges and Auburn clamped an unyielding defense on Tennessee Saturday and smashed the Hthranked Vols 21-0 in a Southeastern Conference football game. Auburn's defense kept All- now I A crowd estimated at 90,000 watched Beaird provide what proved to be the winning margin with an 84-yard jaunt down the sidelines in the third quarter after receiving a iwing pass from Jeffrey on a third and 14 situation. The pass-run, the second longest in Baylor history, put Baylor ahead 17-7.

In tile second quarter, Beaird scored on an 11-yard Jeffrey screen pass and Beaird completed Baylor scoring late in the game with a two-yard scamper. Otherwise it was a battle of fumbles. After Beaird's sprint, Oklahoma State defensive tackle Phillip Dokes blasted Jeffrey inside the Baylor 20 on Rice held a 10-7 lead going into the final minutes of play on a 9-yard touchdown pass from Claude Reed to Kenneth Roy and Alan Pringle's 35-yard field goal. Four Tigers fumbles in the first half, all lost, helped set up both Rice scores with fumbles. The Tigers, beaten 21-14 by Texas A4M last week, started their game-tying drive on their own 29-yard line.

Quarterback Billy Broussard threw key pass completions of 25 yards to Ben Jones and 15 yards to Richard Romain. Goldberg's winning kick. Goldberg missed three other field goal tries and an extra point attempt. A TCU drive from its own 20-yard line in the last two minutes of the game stalled at the 30, and kicker Tony Biasatti's 40-yard field goal attempt with 12 seconds left was wide to the left. All the scoring came in the third period.

Freshman quarterback Steve Olsen plunged over from the one to give Minnesota a 6-0 lead six minutes into the second half. Goldberg's extra point kick deflected off the upright. The Gophers' touchdown was ISLSU Rice First Downs2l Rushes Yards 64 260 4177 Passing Yards II lit Return Yards 2 19 Passes ml 13231 Punts 40 1137 FumMesLost 74 11 Penalties-yards 4-28 3 3s SHw ear Cadiej Foot) Tee Aseaoarea Pratt Caet Gertysour Cat 7, Kings 1 tea CertM ti 2a. Syracuse 22 proceion, Rvrs Southern CM at. Prmourok 7 Vale at Connection 8roM 45.

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Worcester Tech 15 Calif State. Pa 33. Lock Haven Delaware State W. Federal City I Edmooro State 7. Slippery Rock Lafayette B.

Columbia Aillersvrlte St 17, Kutrtoan St Lawrence 14. Rochester Tech 7 Albany St. MV 1, Alfred 4 Bates College 30. Hamilton Col I BMomsburg It, Mansfield St a) Clark Univ 21, Fisk University 28 Curry College 33. Mass Maritime Morovien Col 14, Delaware Vol Morehouse Col 17, Worcester Teen IS Norfolk State 27, Eliiabefh City 7 Ohio Wesleyen 17, Grove City 4 Rensselaer 30, West Com St I Rochester 38.

Brockport State 7 Tufts 28, Union, College 23 Allegheny 24. Hram College American Intl 34, Norwich Univ VS Franklin 1 Mar 45. Ursinus 4 Hobart College 17, Denison Univ 7 Thiol College 14, Washingtn 8. Jet 0 Albright 42, Upsala College 0 Oar an College 30, Central Com St 20 Delaware 34, Mew Hampshire Harvard 24. Holy Cross 14 Ithaca 34, Cortland State 13 Middlebury 21, Westeyan 19 Northeastern 19, Bridgeport II Waynes burg 14, Westminster, Pa Wilkes College 20, Lycoming Col 14 Williams Col 17, Trinity College 14 Midwest Capital Univ 14, Otterbein Col 13 Ohio State 28, South Methodist 9 Beloit College 20, Chicago 12 Bethany, W.Va.

34. Case Western 33 Carroll, Wise. 17. Illinois Wesley Illinois College 26. Iowa Wesleyen 12 Indiana State 23.

Northern Illinois 14 Kent State 13, East Michigan 0 Lakeland Col 7, Eureka College 4 Millikin Univ 31, Elmhurst Col 12 Pern State 27, Iowa 0 Rose Hut man 10, Earlham Col 9 St John's, Minn. 37, St Thomas Col 20 SW Minnesota 27, Bern id I i State 17 Taylor 20, Manchester 14 Wis. Lacrosse 35, Wis. Superior 0 Wis. Platteville 24, Wis.

Oshkosh 3 Wis. Riv Falls 4, Northland Col 0 Adrian 10, Btuffton 7 Baldwin Wallace 39, John Carroll 6 Cincinnati 7, Louisville 4 Illinois 21, Washington St 0 Mim Duluth 20, St Cloud State 14 North Dakota 41, Morningside 0 SW Oklahoma 21, Panhandle State 3 William Jewel 24, Hastings Col 23 William Penn 27, Buena Vista 0 Michigan 52, Navy 0 Northern Iowa 20, No Dakota St 0 Ohio Northern 15, Kalamazoo Col 4 Toledo 19, Ohio Concordia, St.P 4, St CHef College 3 Indiana Pa. 21, Shippensburg 0 Iowa State 34, Brlgham Young 7 Minnesota 9, Texas Christian 7 Oklahoma 72, Utah State 3 Purdue 31, Notre Dame 2Q Wooster 21, Kenyon College 14 Wins KINGS VILLE, Tex. (AP) -Tight end David Hill raced for 63 yards for a touchdown and then added a second tally on a 45-yard pass Saturday to lead Texas to a 46-14 upset of top-ranked, defending NAIA champion Abilene Christian College. Tech's Greg Toal fumbled on the next series, and the Cougars' Guy Brown recovered on the Gobblers' 35.

Six plays later, quarterback David Hus-mann scored on a four-yard run and Houston was in front 21-0. State to a 10-10 with heavy underdog Rice University 'vhich capitalized on six Tiger fumbles Minnesota Wins, 9-7 Horned Frogs MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. (AP) Steve Goldberg's 34-yard field goal after a pass interception by cornerback Greg Engebos gave Minnesota a 9-7 intersectional football victory The Stroman Raider Freshmen and Che Victoria Sting aree White Prosh battled to a 6-6 deadlock Thursday. Stroman 's footballers, now 2-1-1 on the year, host Lamar Consolidated Thursday at m. at Patti Welder Stadium while Victoria White, 2-0-1, Red, 20-6 Victoria High School's Freshman Red football team posted its first win of the season against two losses Saturday, handing the Calhoun Freshman Black a 20-6 defeat.

After a scoreless deadlock in the first quarter, Victoria got on the scoreboard before halftime when Victor Dum broke an off-tackle play for 94 yards and a touchdown. Dou Martin then passed to Harold Golden for the extra points. Carlos Miles scored on a five-yard run in the third quarter and Victoria upped the margin to 20-0 in the final quarter when Raul Cervantez intercepted a pass and raced 35 yards to paydirt. Freshman Red plays at El Campo Thursday at 4:30 p.m. PW in Win Patti Welder rolled past Crockett White 54-6 for its first eighth grade football victory of the season Saturday.

Willie Barefield, Fabian Lara, Edwin Williams and Kevin Newsome had two touchdowns apiece to pace Patti Welder. Barefield scored on a 40-yard run and a 30-yard pass from James Porter, Williams tallied on runs of 45 and 46 yards, Newsome scored on scampers of 35 and 20 yards and Lara reached paydirt on runs of 45 and 25 yanjs. Porter had a pair of two-point conversions while Robert Stanley had the other two-point run. Entry Deadline Set The deadline for entering the local Pass, Punt and Kick Contest is Friday, contest chairman Von Bunch reminded interested participants Saturday. Bunch said all youngsters between eight and 13 years old are eligible for the competition to be held at 9 a.m.

Saturday at Patti Welder Stadium. This season there will be no registration on the field as has been the case in past seasons. Interested participants can obtain registration blanks at Swain-Kovar Ford and the intermediate schools. Bunch reminded all participants that no cleats or special footwear is allowed in the contest with tennis shoes preferred for the competition. There is no entry fee for the contest, co-sponsored by Swain-Kovar and the Sunrise Optimist Club.

Waddy Stars For Colorado BOULDER, Colo. (AP) Fired-up Colorado, which earlier blew a 10-0 lead, bounced back behind the running of sophomore tailback Billy Waddy to upset 11th ranked Wisconsin 24-21 in college football Saturday. The victory was the first of the season for the Buffaloes after being trounced by Louisiana State and Michigan on consecutive weekends. Wisconsin's record fell to 2-1. Astros, 5 ATLANTA (AP) Don Wilson pitched a two-hitter and Tommy Helms blasted a three-run homer, leading the Houston Astros to a 5-0 victory over the Atlanta Braves in the opener of a twi-night doubleheader Saturday.

TCU Minnesota First downs 15 19 Rushesyards 30 144 73 232 Passing yards 104 99 Return yards 7 73 Passes 11 27 3 4-10 Punts 438 4-41 Fumbles lost 3 2 2 1 Penalties yards 15 8-45 a rollout, jarring loose the football. It wobbled along the ground into the end zone, where Dokes fell on it to cut the Bear lead to 17-14 late in the third quarter. Beaird had 25 carries for 91 yards for the night. An Oklahoma State fumble on the opening kkkoff was recovered by Baylor's Gary Green, beginning Oklahoma State's deluge of fumbles- OtlatMU StaM ITT 814 Baylor 1 7 Jl Say FG Hicks 29 Bay Beaird Tl pass Irom Jeffrey (Hicks kick) OK St Turner 1 run (Daigl kick) Bay Beaird pass from Jeffrey (Hicks kkkl OK SI Dokes fumble recovery end ant (Daigle kick) Bay Harper pass from Jeffrey (Hicks kick) Bay Beaird 1 run (Hicks kkkl 10-10 Upset Broussard, criticized by LSU fans for his inability to move the team, then ran 14 yards and a 14-yard penalty against Rice put the ball in position for Jackson's field goal with three seconds to play. Held scoreless in the first half, LSU got its touchdown in the third quarter when Terry Robiskie rammed one yard to climax a 38-yard drive.

LSU 0 0 7 310 rice 1 RICE Roy 9 pass from Reed (pr ingle kick I RICE FG Pringle35 LSU Robiskie 1 run (Jackson kick) LSU-FG Jackson 27 A 55,000 Edged set up by an interception and a 31-yard return to the one by freshman safety Tommy Ash. Ash, playing for the injured Doug Reaudoin, had two interceptions. Beaudoin left the game after suffering a severely sprained ankle in the first quarter. Freshman Mike Renfro's 41-yard run to the Minnesota six set up TCU's touchdown, which came on a Cook pass to Ron Littleton. Biasatti's kick boosted the Horned Frogs to a 7-6 advantage.

Texas Christian 0 0 7 07 Minnesota 0 0 9 69 Min Olsen 1 run (kick failed) TCU Cook 4 pass to Littleton (Biasatti kick) Minn FG Goldberg 34 down pass from halfback Marshall Johnson to flanker Frank Scalise. The Cougars scored with 6:49 left in the first quarter on Don-nie McGraw's 21-yard touchdown run following Robert Giblin's 42-yard punt return. Five minutes later, Roger Mayes blocked Bruce McDaniel's punt after a bad center snap, and Mark Mohr fell on the ball in the end zone, putting Houston in front 14-0. and a pass interception. Because of Tulsa's gifts, the Razorbacks traveled 21, 10, 19, 18, 12 and 29 yards for 42 points.

Tulsa 0 0 0 00 Arkansas 7 25 21 7-40 Ark Miller 42 run (Little kick) Ark Safety (center- snapped out of end zone) Ark FO Little 35 Ark Miller one run (kick blocked) Ark Bull two run (Little kick) Ark-Morrison 13 pass Irom Bull (Little kick) Ark-Forte four run (Little kick) Ark Bull one run (Little kick) Ark Fuchs II run (Little kick) Ark-r-Davisonerun (Little kick) A 39,200. AVAILABLE IN WIDTHS SIZES 5 to 14 COME 1 Saturday over Texas Christian University. Engebos intercepted a pass by Lee Cook at the TCU 42 and returned it 21 yards to set up Baseball Standings American League Eest AaieMsuna. Ml. 42.

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O. M. St Cava Tec I St Nenert 14. North MKX-van Valley City M. JeminoMi 28 Bethany.

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Northwestern So Dakota State 35, Augustan. O. Sevtk Oemsen II, Georgia Teen 12 Duke 77. Virginia 7 Houston Unre 49. Virginia Tech II Albany St.

Ga 17. Alabama AJ.M 13 East Kentucky 21, Eest Term State 28 MiKsapa College 7, Sew arm 9 Alabama 23, Vanderbm Catawba Cot 23. Newberry Cat 7 Eton CoHege 28. Guilford Col Johns Hopkins 9, Muhlenberg, 9 Kansas 48, Florida State Kentucky 28, Indiana 22 Mississippi 20, South Mississippi 14 Bowie state 7. Salisbury St 7 Feyettevilie Shaw 4 Miami.

Ohio 42, Marshall Univ Virginia Military 43, Davidson Col 1 Bethune Cookmn 39, Morris Brown 8 Carson-Newman 28, Emory 4 Henry 0 East Carolina 17, Southern Illinois -Fairmont 34, West Va Stat 12 Florida 28, No Carolina AAT If Furman Univ 10. William Mary Miami, Fla 28, Tamp 24 Middle Term St 23, Moreheed State 14 Tennessee Tech 2a, Murray Stat 9 Tmane 17, West Virginia 14 Tuskegee 34, Smith 22 Virginia Union Winston Salem West Carol ma 21, Appalachian St 17 Wofford 14, Gardner -Webb 9 Centre College 25, Washingtn Lee 21 Knoxville Col 20, Livingstone Col 14 Louisiana Tech 20, Arkansas State 1 Mars Hill 39, Georgetown Col 34 Towson State 20, Randolph -Macon West Kentucky 35, Austin Peay 7 Far Wert Color ado 24, Wisconsin 21 Carroll, Mont. 24, West Montana 4 Central Wash St 20, Oregon College 19 Los Angeles St 34, Hayward State 2 Montana Tech 21, Rocky Mountain 11 Nevada, Reno 19, Portland State 14 Texas AI.M 28, Washington 15 Lmfietd Col 35, Southern Oregon 7 Boise Stele 40, Montana State 37 California 27, Army 14 East New Mex 29, Southern Colo 21 Memphis State 20, Colo State Univ 10 San Jose State 21, Stanford 21 Texas 28, Washington 13 Wyoming 20, Air Force 14 Southwest Texas Tech 24, Texas 1 Baylor 31, Oklahoma Stat 14 Lamar 27, North Texas St 7 Louisiana State 10, Rice 10 Southern Univ 34, Prairie View 7 SW Texas State 17, Angelo St 14 Tenese Stat 27, Texas Southern 4 Louisiana Tech 20, Arkansas State 7 Arkansas 40, Tulsa 0 High School Football Brazosport 4, Lamar Consolidated 0 Stratford 27, Houston Westchester 14 Houston Milby 44, Houston Scarborough 19 VICTORIA BANTAMS High Games and Series: Beezy Olson 173. 151 443, Robert Dechert 127-134-141 422, Paula Smith 121-158-140-41, Tarry Harrmay 119 17127417, Randy Herrymen 135-154-402, Chris Peters 149-127380, Charlie Jendrusch 112-110-325, Mike Reyna 103-122324, Paul Holcomb (83 Avg) 9092-114298, Larry Legua (54 Avg) 47-59-78204, Wrenni Wlckliffe (49 Avg) 48-41-47 194, Roger Parson (48 Avg) 125 game. ours a dolls High Games and Series: Joe Rodriguez 234 465, Frances Young 27 421, Mark Pehmlyer 254 445, Morgan Smith 547, John Wright 572, Bob Arnold 594.

JACK JILL LEAGUE High Games and Series: Abel Garcia 225545, Billy Johnston 203-539, Keith Worsham 217549, Marie Worsham 182 473, Blanche Goodwin 172-453, Kathy Marek 172 477 WHIRLYBIRO High Games and Series: Diann Strickland 183 185 518. PIZZA HUT High Games and Series: Marl Worsham 521, Frances Pinson 534, Nell Vanetll-504, Margi Raz 522, Dome Ferguson (blind) 3137. GUYS DOLLS High Games and Series: Don Beer 495, Jim Kashouty 414. Blllie Yencer 404, Bob Yencar 738 (His first), Chigger Hammack 547, Al Pernitza, Jr. 429, Larry Eakins 420, Gene Zoe 415, Evelyn Kashouty 544, (Morgan Smith 404, Joe Rodriguez 581, Abel Garcia 442, Frances Young 574, Vane Dienst 404, Mark Pahmiyer 589.

EARLY BIRO High Games and Series! Kit Kashouty 574, Marl Mooney 549, Merle Cotton 547, Pat Thompson 555, Mary Tat 544, Chigger Hammock S53, Lola Par km son 515, Jessie Watdrop 509, Elvi Lumpkin 509. Glenoa Walkin 517, Betty 7oe 514, Vicki Hyak 524. Clemson Upsets 'Jackets 2127 CLEMSON, S.C. (AP) -Clemson overcame a rash of mistakes and a 10-point Georgia Tech lead to upset the favored Yellow Jackets 21-17 Saturday in the 44th football meeting of the long-time rivals. The Tigers came alive midway in the third quarter, when they were trailing 17-7, and rode the passing and running of substitute quarterback Mike O'Cain to victory.

SI 552- 3354 -) M-2227-A Coogs Overwhelm Gobblers Pet. GB Baltimore 87 71 .551 New York 87 72 .547 Vi Boston 83 75 .525 4 Cleveland 75 83 .475 12 Milwaukee 75 84 .472 122 Detroit 71 87 .449 16 West Oakland 89 70 .560 Texas 82 75 .522 6 Minnesota 81 77 .513 7V Chicago 78 79 .497 10 Kansas City 77 82 .484 12 California 44 94 .405 24 BLACKSBURG, Va. (AP) -Houston's Cougars used a balanced attack, including two touchdowns by sophomore fullback John Housman, for an overwhelming 49-12 football victory Saturday over Virginia Tech's overmatched Gobblers. The triumph evened Houston's record at 2-2, while Virginia Tech dropped to 0-3. Housman, a 6-foot-3, 205-pounder, was only one of the big cogs in a varied Houston attack that included a 64-yard touch Houston VPI First downs 19 14 Rushes-yards 40-274 54-147 Passing yards 164 90 Return yards v' 117 11 Passes a-10-0 3-17-0 Punts 4-33 1138 Fumbles lost 4-2 2-1 Penalties-yards 771 414 SEC quarterback Condredge Holloway bottled up throughout the afternoon in a game that was a throwback to the old days of defensive, field position football until Auburn broke it open in the final quarter.

Nittany Lions Defeat Iowa IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) -Nineteenth-rated Perm State held Iowa without a first down for three quarters Saturday and reserve tailback Dave Stutts ran for two touchdowns as the Nittany Lions scored a 27-0 intersectional football victory. Penn State, 2-1, dominated throughout and never let Iowa past its own 32 yard line until early in the fourth quarter and the game out of reach. Playoff Umps NEW YORK (AP) Larry Napp, the senior American League umpire, was among the six umpires named Saturday to work the American League baseball playoffs which begin Oct. 5 at Oakland, the league announced. Also chosen were Marty Springstead, Jerry Neudecker, Russ Goetz, Dave Phillips and Bill Deegan.

0 Wilson, 11-13, allowed just a pair of singles, by Rod Gil- breath in the fourth inning and rvrr; ivuwimiu vjiiit-c in uic iiiui. With two out in the Astros fourth, Giff Johnson doubled off Ron Reed, 10-11. After Doug Rader singled, Helms blasted his fifth home run of the season. Hogs Sock Tulsa With Ease, 60-0 Johnny Miller Billy Casper Bob Stanton Bobby WalzW Tim Collins John Aah ley Leonard Thompson Forrest Feller Larry Ziegler Mike Reasor Gene Littler Al GeiOerger JO Snead Jerry Heard Curtis Silford Victor Regalado Lee Trevino Oon Bies Jim Wiechers Lou Graham Wally Armstrong Lon Hinkle Miller Barber OeWitt Weaver Bob Panasiuk Bunky Henry Ed Sneed Jim Jamieson Charles Coody Lanny Wadkins Tom Watson Dave Stockton Lyn Lott Chuck Courtney Marty Fleckman Bert Greene Bob Eastwood Tommy Aaron Dan Sikes Buddy Allin Bert Yancey Dale Douglass Jim Barber Don Padgett Dave Eichelberger Ralph Johnston Andy North GH Morgan Mark Hayes Mike Hill Joe Inman Tom Kite Rick Rhr.ads Homero Biancas Owight Nevil Kikuo Aral Jim Simons Bob E.Smith Don Iverson Jim Langley Roy Pace Bill Garrett John Schroader Steve Melnyk Ron Cerrudo Ross Randall Bob Murphy Larry Wise Sam Farlow Bobby Mitchell Kermit Zarley Mat 47205 65 70 72 207 72 73-44-209 47 70 72 209 7) 70 69 -210 70 48 73-211 70 71 70-211 49 72 70 211 44-73-72211 74 48 49211 49 71 72 212 709 73212 71 48 73-212 7(1 72 70 212 47 7570-212 75 70 47 212 70 73-49212 71-47 75 213 71 72 70-213 73 7 2 49214 47 773214 7470 70214 73 49 72214 74-71 49-214 49 70 75214 4673 75 214 48 73 73-214 497 1 74-214 727270-214 717172-214 73 7170-214 734973-215 737171215 7174-70-215 707372215 71 7173-215 71 7371 215 717270-215 71 71 73 215 75 4971215 75872-215 71 72 73-2)4 74 7 1 71 214 7569 72214 497 4 73 214 707275-217 73 7272-217 717373-217 71 7074 217 71 74-72 217 707572217 7371 73-217 74 48 74 21!) 717374218 73 7 2 73 218 72 72 74218 7173 74-218 4876-74218 757074219 70-74-75219 737 0 74-219 74-4477219 72 72 73-219 49-7474221 7371-77221 74 70 77221 49 7578 222 72 72 78 222 72 72 78 222 7073-80-223 4975-79-223 Orioles Hold Division Lead BALTIMORE (AP) Mike Cuellar scattered six hits to notch his 22nd victory of the season and Don Baylor and Paul Blair belted two-run doubles, leading Baltimore to a 7-1 decision over the Milwaukee Brewers Saturday night that kept the Orioles in first place in the American League East. The New York Yankees, who earlier had climbed into a virtual tie for first by sweeping a doubleheader from Cleveland 9-3 and 9-7, now trail the red-hot Orioles by one-half game.

Baltimore has posted a 24-6 record, an .800 pace, since Aug. 28 and is 87-71 with four games left to play in the regular season. New York is 87-72 with three games remaining. 11 OUlluOfifS Kite C7 South Carolina ATHENS, Ga. (AP) Power-running Horace King scored two touchdowns and set up another with an option-pass Saturday, igniting Georgia and its strong running attack to a 52-14 college football victory over South Carolina.

King scored on runs of two and six yards, and passed for 14 yards setting up the first of quarterback Matt Robinson's two one-yard runs for a 21-7 halftime lead. The Bulldogs, 2-1, broke loose in the second half for a pair of touchdowns after only five minutes, turning the game into a rout and sending winless South Carolina to its third consecutive defeat. Kicker Carter Leads 20-7 Win NEW HAVEN, Conn. (AP)-Sophomore Randy Carter kicked two field goals, one for 36 yards, and linebacker Tim Knowles made a key recovery of one of seven Connecticut fumbles as Yale outplayed the Huskies for a 20-7 college football victory Saturday. The game was the season opener for Yale and dropped Connecticut's record to 1-1.

Results New York 9, Cleveland 3. 1st New York 9, Cleveland 7, 2nd Boston 7, Detroit 2 Texas 11, Kansas City 0 Oakland 4, Chicago 5 Baltimore 7, Milwaukee 1 Minnesota at California Fridays Late Results Chicago 3, Oakland 2 California 3, Minnesota 2 Sunday's Games New York (May 7-5) at Cleveland (Peterson 9 Boston (Moret 8 9) at Detroit (Lemanczyk 2-1), 12:30 prn. Milwaukee (Slaton 13-14) at Baltimore (McNally 14-10), 1 p.m. Texas (Bibby 19 19) at Kansas City (Briles 5-4), 130 m. Chicago (Often 0 0) at Oakland (Abbott 57), 3:30 p.m.

Minnesota (Blyleven 17 14) at California (Hassler 411) 4 p.m. National League East Housman added the Cougars' final touchdown of the first half when he bulled 16 yards, running over three Gobblers along the way. His second score came in the fourth quarter on an 11-yard run. Tech averted a shutout with two touchdowns in the final period on three-yard runs by George Heath and Phil Rogers. Houston 14 14 7 1449 Virginia Tech '0 0 0 1212 Hou-McGraw 21 run Cool in kick) ou Mohr recovered blocked punt inend zone (Coptin kick) Hou Husmann 4 run (Coplin kick) Hou Housman 14 run (Cool in kick) Hou Scalise 44 pass from Johnson (Coplin kick) VPI Heath 3 run (run failed) Hou Housman 11 run (Coplin kick) VPI Rogers 3 run (run failed) Hou Bass 40 pass from Fairbanks (Coplin kick) FAYETTE VILLE, Ark.

(AP) Mark Miller and Scott Bull, Arkansas' quarterback tandem, accounted for five touchdowns and Tulsa's offense made mistake after mistake as the Razorbacks scored a 60-victory here Saturday. Miller scored two touch- Tulsa Arkansas Pet. 6B Pittsburgh 85 73 .538 SI. Louis 84 74 .532 1 Philadelphia 78 80 .494 7 Montreal 77 81 .487 8 New York 49 89 437 16 Chicago 44 92 .418 19 West Los Angeles 99 59 .427 Cincinnati 97 42 .410 2 Atlanta 84 73 .541 13W Houston 79 79 .500 20 San Francisco 71 88 .447 San Diego 59 100 .371 First clowns 4 24 Rushesyards 3928 75 345 Passing yards 45 33 Return yards 0 29 Passes 5141 280 Punts 442 131 Fumbleslosl 8 7 2-2 Penalties yards 12 105 10-92 SAFETY SHOE Results Pittsburgh 7, New York 3 Chicago 8, St. Louis 3 Cincinnati 13.

San Francisco 4 Montreal 3. Philadelphia 1 Houston 5. Atlanta 0, 1st Atlanta 6, Houston 2, 2nd Los Angeles at San Diego Sunday's Games Pittsburgh (Brett 13 8) at New York (Apodaca 54), 1:15 p.m. St. Louis (Curtis 9 14) at Chicago (Stone 85), 1:15 pjn.

Houston (Grlflin 14 10) at Atlanta (Easterly 0 0), 1:15 p.m. San Francisco (O'Acquisto 12 13) at Cincinnati (Kirby 119), 1:15 p.m. Philadelphia (Schueler II 15) at Montreal (Blair 10 7). 1:15 p.m. Only games scheduled red oris downs, one on a 62-yard run.

Bull scored twice and threw a 13-yard touchdown pass to Matt Morrison. Miller had started all three games at quarterback for Arkansas this season, but Coach Frank Broyles considered both he and Bull starters. Six Arkansas touchdowns followed turnovers five fumbles How Nation 's Top 20 Fared i Here's how The Associated Press' Top 20 football teams fared Saturday: 1. Ohio State (3-0) defeated SMU, 28-9. 2.

Notre Dame (2-1 was upset by Purdue, 30-21 I 3. Oklahoma (24) defeated Utah State, 72-3. i 4. Alabama (3-0) defeated Vanderbilt, 23-10. 5 Michigan (3-0) defeated Navy, 52-0.

I 6. Texas (2-1 1 was upset by Texas Tech, 26-3. 7 Arizona State (2-1) was upset by Missouri, 9-0. i 8 Pitt (2-1) was defeated by USC, 16-7. 9.

Texas (3-0) defeated Washington, 28-15. i 10 Nebraska (2-1) defeated Northwestern, 49-7. 11 Wisconsin (2-1) was upset by Colorado, 24-21. 12. Oklahoma State (2 1) was upset by Baylor, 31-14.

13. North Carolina State (4-0) defeated Syracuse, 28-22. I 14. Tennessee (1-1 1) was upset by Auburn, 21-0. 15.

Arizona (2-0) played New Mexico in a late night game, 16. Illinois (2-0) played Washington State in late night i game. 17. LSU d-1-1) was tied by Rice, 10-10. 18.

USC d-1) defeated Pitt. 16-7. 19. Penn State (2-1, defeated Iowa, 27-0. 20.

Miami. Fla l-0) played Tampa, Plain late night game. There Goes, Er. Brother Quincy Advocate News Service CUERO They (whoever they is) say humans are creatures of habit. Advocate staff writer Ben Prause found out Friday that old saying is probably right.

During the past three years Prause wrote the name Arthur Whittington week aftgr week for three footbajl seasons while the star Cuero tailback rambled for touchdown after touchdown. Arthur is now at SMU on a football scholarship. Friday night in Gobbler Stadium Quincy Whittington, Arthur's brother and also a tailback, rambled for two touchdowns. But, in Prause's news story Quincy got called Arthur. So this little bit is to let fans know the Gobblers have another fine running back named Whittington.

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